US EditionDonate to Help Those Impacted by the Devastating Texas Flooding
CENTRAL TEXAS, JUL 7 – Texas companies including James Avery and USAA are donating over $1.5 million and deploying resources to support flood relief and recovery in Central Texas, officials said.
- Earlier this week, Texas-based companies mobilized urgent relief efforts in Kerrville and surrounding areas following devastating floods in Central Texas.
- Following last weekend's deadly floods, Texas Hill Country and Austin experienced over 80 deaths due to holiday-weekend flash flooding, prompting urgent relief efforts.
- Texas-Based companies, including USAA, AT&T, and H-E-B, donated over $500,000, deployed support centers, and waived charges to aid flood recovery in Kerrville and Central Texas.
- On the ground, Whataburger feeds first responders at centers, while H-E-B sends aid trucks alongside Red Cross teams in affected areas.
- Into early August, Kendra Scott's jewelry sales will support flood relief through August 4, while AT&T waives charges until August 3, ensuring continued aid.
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Donate to help those impacted by the devastating Texas flooding
Scripps News Group and the Scripps Howard Fund are teaming up to help provide relief to those impacted by the Texas flooding tragedy.Its easy to make a difference just text FLOODING to 50155 or scan the QR code to donate. Every dollar donated will support local organizations with relief efforts.
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